Carex Quad Cane with Large Base - Quad Walking Cane with Offset Cane Handle and Adjustable Height - 4 Tip Cane for Stability

This is a very well made high quality cane. The price is outstanding. I paid three times as much for a similar cane. Arrived fully assembled and well packaged. The Quad Cane is very stable and holds my 230+ lbs without any issue. Very stab;e and well made product.

Very sturdy, and lightweight.. great for general balance and walking aid

The cane has been a great aid in returning to walking for me. I have a disability that effects my ability to walk. It provides the stability with the large base and four prongs. I am able to improve my steps with the cane use. I did not think I would be able to return to a steadier walk without using a walker, but I took a chance with the cane, and I have not fallen or stumbled at all. Bless you for providing me with a chance at walking again!

Very sturdy

This cane is nice but not very good at broke on shaft my the spot where you stretch the height out clean break right on shaft just as if was cut in half. Bought another brand this one a spare one cant depend this one to last long weak model aluminum shaft is not strong enough to walk use doent take much pressure guess it fold up by shaft being aluminum needs be steel over supported by steel sleeve at this pressure point dont trust this cane much mine broke inch above the adjustment point poor quality light material thin aluminum almost fell try another brand be my advice

The stability that the wide base provides is a lifesaver! Both knees are bone on bone from arthritis, and my left hip has actually crumbled a little. It is important for me to be able to stay mobile so I can lose a few more pounds before the surgeon will replace my hip. Without this cane, I wouldn't be able to walk.

Awhile back I bought a Hugo large base Quad cane. I really liked it for certain uses. After awhile I wanted a second one to keep handy by my back door & leave the other one to take in the car. I got this Carex because it was cheaper than what I paid for the Hugo.Both are very sturdy, well-made canes & are almost identical except for color. They both have the base legs off-set so you're not hitting your feet walking. (Base position can be easily rotated & locked for right or left hand use)The Hugo does have an ergonomic grip that, to me, is slightly more comfortable.If you've never used a Large Base quad cane before, they are definitely a little heavier that a conventional quad. But the stability they give is sooo much better.UPDATE 6/13/20: After using this cane AND the Hugo for awhile, I just have to say I like the HUGO MUCH BETTER because of the grip on the Hugo. I don't have to hold it as tightly to control the cane. I would say that a person with arthritic fingers & hands would do better with the Hugo just because of the grip.

I really like this cane. But, I don't know what size feet, I will have to buy for it.